2018 Transparency Report

GitHub's updated transparency report for 2018 highlights its ongoing commitment to transparency in user data disclosure and content moderation. The report details how GitHub handles requests for user information through various legal channels, such as subpoenas and court orders, while emphasizing the company's practice of notifying users when possible, unless prohibited by gag orders. In 2018, GitHub received a significant number of requests to disclose user information, with a notable increase in gag orders accompanying these requests. The report also discusses GitHub's content removal practices, including government takedown requests and DMCA notices, demonstrating how GitHub strives to balance legal compliance with user rights. The report reflects GitHub's efforts to align with broader transparency principles and contribute to the discourse on platform governance, reinforcing its role in shaping responsible content moderation and data disclosure practices.

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